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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
10
In New York, only 20 percent of yachts were in commission last summer as over 1,000 luxury sloops flood local waters for sale at steep discounts. Upkeep costs exceed 1,000 dollars weekly for a single barque and many vessels lack buyers amid crash era woes.
Advert reads Emtona as a remedy for severe daily headaches and constipation. Testimonial states the product relieved headaches and constipation without harm, urging readers to buy at Muir's Cut Rate Store, 413 Broad Street.
In Kipton on a Friday evening Miss Ruth Morgan was celebrated with a surprise party by friends at her home. The gathering featured music and gaming, with several gifts exchanged. Guests included Marjorie Searles, Dorothy Searles, Genevieve Landis, Muriel Davidson, Margaret Davidson, Lucille Morgan, and many others, plus Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker of Ashland and Mrs. Emma Morgan of Greenwich. Additional social notes mention weekend visits, household news, and church society plans for Camden.
Emilia waits by the arbor as Manny and others move props. Manny confesses doubts and accuses her of loving Scarlett, then declares his love with harsh words. Emilia fears heartbreak and plans to marry Manny during a moonlit night, racing to enlist him after spotting Roger Esther and Stoddard at the estate.
A dramatic scene unfolds at a riverside estate where Emilia wrestles with love and duty. She plans a luncheon ruse to coerce Manny toward marriage while observing freed youthful couples in the moonlit grounds, weighing honesty and generations against social codes as she prays for strength to wed Manny.
Saturday events note R. W. Allen home visit and Ming Marian Winkler spending the weekend at her Florence home, reflecting social ties and local life.
Lester Drusendahl, a freshman at Ohio State University, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs EH H Drusendahl and visited his grandmother Mrs Secretie Decker in West Ridge.
Mrs. E J Burrer and children Earl and Beatrice and Mrs Corwin Burrer attended the Taxpayers League at the Gulf Road schoolhouse Friday evening. Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and son Harlan with Mrs Hazel Caywood and Ardith were entertained at dinner by Mrs Laura Wade and family of Oberlin. Henry Pallas and daughter Margaret attended the 75th anniversary of St Peter Evangelical church in Amherst Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elilotte Seelay and daughter Patricia of Magado were entertained by Mr and Mrs E J Burrer and family Sunday.
Mrs J Fitzgerald and sons Tommy and Jimmie came back Sunday after a week with her sister Mrs Florence Bruce and family in Akron. Arch Penfound and son Ronald, Beryl Snyder and daughter Caro Tyn from Elyria, and Edward Sweaney with sons Donald and Robert from Oberlin, visited the Penfound and Decker households Sunday evening.
Jacob Berg of Oberlin was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simms Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lyon and children of Eaton, and Mrs. Joe Linden of Carlisle Center called on Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Pope Sunday.
List of local residents who attended the Elyria Shaw High football game at Elyria Stadium last Saturday including Merle Penfound and others. Also notes visits to Grant Indiana, Pomona Grange attendees from Carlisle, and dinner guests in Elyria and Cleveland with families and relatives.
Services at the Birmingham M C Community church drew good attendance as Rev. Hanna led Psalm 19 readings and the morning sermon theme Worship and Reverence. Mrs. Wickline substituted on piano. Sunday School followed with strong turnout and several local visitors noted in the day’s social mentions.
The W H Missionary Society of Spencer Methodist plans its November gathering on Friday afternoon November 11 with John Firestone leading. Serving committee includes Mrs Firestone Mrs Otto Ku e pfer Mrs Nelson Fu jler and Mrs J H Firestone. All members urged to attend.
The Ladies Aid of Evangelical church hosts an alt day sewing meeting at the McDowell home with Red Cross directions. Social visits continue as families from Elyria Akron Lorain and Cleveland attend dinners and weekend gatherings. Church groups schedule prayers and rehearsals, with several host homes listed for upcoming events.
Billings Montana reports discovery of Coryphodon teeth dating 25 million years ago, supporting land connection between Asia and North America. Dr. Henry Fairfield Osborn of the American Museum of Natural History notes similar finds by Roy Chapman Andrews in the Gobi desert, highlighting the era of large mammals and early horses and tapirs.
In Madison a family named Mia Harold Wilke and Mrs Bare ton Buckman watched a high school football game from their auto while tuning into the Purdue Wisconsin radio broadcast.
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